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Development parameters, yield and agro-meteorological indices of wheat as affected by different dates of sowing, compaction levels and irrigation schedules

Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2018 · Vol. 7(4) · pp. 1199–1203

Abstract

Field experiments were conducted at N. E. Borloug Crop Research Center of the G. B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar during two rabi seasons of 2014-15 and 2015-16 in sandy loam soil with wheat cv. UP-2565 under three compaction levels (C) viz. no compaction (C1), two passes of 500 kg RCC (reinforced cement concrete) roller (C2) and four passes of roller (C3); three irrigation schedules (I) viz. irrigation at 30% depletion from available soil moisture (ASM)- I1, irrigation at 40% depletion from ASM- I2 and irrigation at 50% depletion from ASM- I3 at three dates of sowing (D) viz. 5 November (D1), 20 November (D2) and 5 December (D3) with three replications. Maximum days to seedling emergence was recorded with D3 (8.11) and C3 (7.69) during 2015-16 while maximum days to anthesis and physiological maturity was recorded with D1 (91.49 and 135.39, respectively), C3 (90.12 and 131.85) and I1 (87.96 and 129.37, respectively) during 2014-15. Accumulated GDD at maturity (oC days) was recorded higher in D1 (1500.31), C3 (1514.83) and I2 (1472.16) during 2014-15. Accumulated PTU at maturity (oC days-hour) was also recorded higher with D1 (8942.46), C2 (9009.28) and I2 (8646.85) during 2014-15. Highest value of HUE was recorded with D3 (3.63), C2 (3.32) and I2 (3.27) during 2015-16. Grain yield (q ha-1) was found higher during 2014-15 with D3 (48.30), C2 (47.07) and I1 (45.88)

Rice Cultivation and Yield ImprovementAgricultural Science and FertilizationCrop Yield and Soil FertilityLoamIrrigationSowingAnthesisField experimentCropWater contentAgronomyCompactionMathematics
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